Why You Need More “Employees”
The best employees don't need benefits, never get sick, and work 24/7/365. They even pay less in taxes than you do. Who are they? Your investments.
The best employees don't need benefits, never get sick, and work 24/7/365. They even pay less in taxes than you do. Who are they? Your investments.
Why not just buy the same stocks Warren Buffett buys? Well, it turns out that isn't quite as smart a thing to do as it first seems. You're not Warren Buffett. Do what he recommends, rather than what he does.
Are you paying too much for financial advice? It isn't hard to learn to negotiate from a position of power to lower fees and stop giving money away.
Dave Ramsey continues to recommend commissioned salesmen as investment advisors and actively managed mutual funds, hurting his listeners.
I receive multiple requests a month to be somebody's financial advisor. I routinely turn those requests down for a number of reasons that I thought might make for an interesting post. I'm going to com...
Stop underperforming the market. You don't need to market time, pick individual stocks, hire an advisor, or pursue other risky behavior in order to boost investment returns.
[Editor's Note: This guest post is from John Lim, MD. He sent me this email: "I'm a radiologist practicing in Newport Beach, California in a group of about 30 radiologists. I had no prior financial b...
[Editor's Note: This is a guest post from Mark Zoril, AIF®, a reformed financial salesman who saw the light and now runs his own company designing flat-fee small business retirement plans. Although th...
Concerned about the effect of fees on your portfolio growth but also not willing to be a 100% Do-It-Yourselfer when it comes to investment management? A robo-advisor may be just what the doctor ordered. In this post, I review the various Roboadvisors on the market, along with their strengths and weaknesses so you can make a decision about whether this option is right for you.
I thought I would share two emails I received in a 24 hour period earlier this year. They are very similar to other emails I get multiple times a week and demonstrate very well why I believe paying co...
Once people know you're an "investing guy" you get to hear about all kinds of interesting opportunities. So when I walked into my shift recently, one of my partners handed me a book titled, "Smartest...
By Dr. James M. Dahle, WCI Founder Earlier this year, Thomas J. Anderson published a follow-up to his "NYT Bestselling" book The Value of Debt called The Value of Debt in Retirement. (Interestingly, b...
[Editor's Note: This guest post was submitted by Michael Fishman, MD, MBA. He started his post-graduate training as a surgery resident, where he saw the light on the other side of the curtain. In tran...
[Editor's Note: Occasionally I get a guest post that is well-written and otherwise interesting, but find myself in disagreement with the recommendations in the post, or perhaps just feeling like the p...
[Editor's Note: This is a guest post from Rachel Hernandez, the spouse of a physician and a real estate investor who has written a book on investing in manufactured housing entitled Adventures in Mobi...